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FROM : CHAIRMAN, SUBCOMMITTEE ON CUBAN SUB
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REPORT FOR JULY - AUGUST ON ACTIONS TAKEN TO COMBAT CASTRO-COMMUNIST S keK
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(1. Control of Travel to

Contral Intellicenca

and from Cuba

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{ a Developed highly useful information on frequency
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of Cuban "chartered" flights to Brazil, names and nationalities

of passengers and crew, and lax measures of centrol followed

by Erazilian authori ties.

Transmitted this information to

gation chiefs in the Letin American countries o£ the non-

Bragiliens trevelling on

these £lights.

b. Maintained close watch over travel to and fron

Cubs. .Sea Annex B for ta
“during July and August.
c. AS @ result o

CIA Station

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Argontine Minister of Int

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= information furaished by him by the

n Buenos Aires and with the Station's urgin

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nat ha would make

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every ef ffor to prevent Argentine delegates from attending the

International Uaicn of Are

d. At the urging

the Bolivien Minister of

prohibiting the granting

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hitects Congress

in Havana.

of the CIA Station and the Exbass

interlor Issued In mid-July an order

of travel permits

bloc countries to Bolivian nationals.

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MNICLOSULAS

to Cuba on other

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Chon aot . ’ .
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e, Partly as a re cule of the efforts of the CIA
station in Santiago, the Covernuent of Chile prohibited the
entry into Chile of organizers of the Cuban sponsored Second

Latin Anexican Youth Congress, which had been scheduled to take
a
place in Santiago in August, This was one of the factors which

.

led to postponencat of theCongress,
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£, After considerable Pe vodding by the CIA Station
-and the Embassy the Minis ter of P Public Security of Costa Rica
xy pres ented Legislative proposais to the Costa Rican Assembly
which will require all persons intendin 2g to travel to Communi
_eountries to have thelr travel approved by a newly created :
Costa Rican security agency,
5, CIA Station in Mexico Clty developed informatica
concerning the clandestine arrival of passengers in Vera Cruz
on. Cuban merenant ships, ELfoxrts are being made to obtain more
infoxmaticn.and to encourage stride: rex controls by the Mexican

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_ authorities. ; oe

a, Instructed Embassy Conakry to try to pexsuade
Guinean authorities to deny use of airport facilities by flicnt
W . .
on Pabana-Noseos route, These efforts achieved a temporary

withholding of permission for future regulay flights, at least

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until such time as. the Soviets develop thelr own refueling facil

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at Conakry.
b, wastructed Emhassy Nilo Co approach Brazilian

authorities to express cur dacn concem at the gx wowing fecquency

of Cuban nonescheculed fliehic oo Svacil and request their
scoperation in cuxbing then, Aliso insi cxueted cur Emba ssies

ericean countries co work with CIA station

chiefs in furnishing the narce of nationals of those comntries

te te

travelling on these flights ta ideal authorities and urging

chem: (1) to justitute tighter conte 13 on their own cltizens .

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exprass theix concern Co the

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Caribbean dependencies by Cubana as
VEDET A
ent, eet pedo Fre, = < Su cane of yieaang a aaa cays ao
Tho Beitich intead to require transit vee25 oO passengers passing
through theic areas, and. to reject applications for such visas
except in certaia special cases, Persons not possessing visas
‘would be prevented from leaving, thelr ‘alyreraft, or would be

errno

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yeturned to their point of oricin,
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d, TIastructed Embassy Mexico City on August 29 to

inform the Moexicen aiviine. CAA that the United States is

Opposed to @ proposal that CMA operate charter flights to carry

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refugeds from Havana to Central Anerica, MA, @s a result,

Stated that they had no intention of procecding further with
oe

this ‘project,

“e, Instructed U.S,-} salons in Curaceo and the Ha sue

to investigate a ceport that KLM was plaining toe renew si.
schedule ed Curacao-Habans flights and to reiterate US oppositica

to resumption of aix service to Cuba, MIM assured our Embassy

thac there is no plan to initiate service, scheduled or non-

.&cheduled, to Habana, oo a :

£. Instructed Exbassy Ottawa te express our strong

objections to a proposal that a Cubana charter £ flight pick up

.

The £light was not authorized, ow

a
4. > . . .
& Instructed Consulate Georretévm to investicate

Cubana appreaches to secure flisht facilities, Mission report

on August 4 that the Governor had no knowledge of any talks

between the B,G, Ministry of Conmunications and the Cuban Govern-

ment regarding landing xights for Cubana planes, The Governor

AUT ware

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- & second group of U.S. students in Montzeal te £ly them to Cuba,

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dnd Meated his intention to inewira’ further and to keep us

advined, London reported is neither the Cuban nor the Britis

Catena. Govermnents had raisod the issue of landing viechts with
h, Urged the soveweeute of 2 fexdco, Canada, Jamaica

and the Netherlands to refuse to assist the Cuban poverniani

h

in its efforts to find a slerk zoute for return,/ the o8 Americen

students who Lllogally travelled to Cuba, Also informed Fan

' America n Adin ays chat we wore ono sed to a Cub pan Yequest for

wale

a PAA charter flight to fiy ch: stuceats from Habana to New York,

i. Instructed cuv iinsions at Port of Ssein and
Earbados on several occasions to approach these governments to

U.S

fy

expross the concern of th

in the use of their avlation facilities,

Embassy Port of Spain discussed + with the Fore eica Secretary
of Trinidad various legal moves available that would enable |
GOTT to control movements of sirerafs. within thelr territ oxy,

eiting cnamples of such controls institdze ed by Mexico, Ca anada
and Irelend, | Ee indicated receptiveness to the proposal that
_the list of sugcestions be made available to tho aviation offici

concerned, a oe ne

je During a previous reporting period Embassy Santis

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urged the government of Chile to refuse visas to Cuban delegaté
to 4 preparatory meeting planning for the IL Latin American
Youth Congress scheduled for August in the Chilean capital,

Inability of Cuban delegates to obtain Chilgan visas for this
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meeting is one of tho contributing factors to the Cuban sponsors
“announcing during August thet the meeting had been postponed,

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k, Sent general instructions to our missions in ccuntrics:

eet

which participate in the International Union of Architeets asking

them to urge the cooperation of governmental authorities in

preventing ov discouraging the attendance of thelr citizens to

the VEE UIA Congress in Habena, September 29-October 4, 1963.

Followed thls with instructions to individual posts to try

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fzom free world countrics

“from serving on the jury for she selection of a Lay of Pigs
MOMLENETIE,
1, Urged Canedies Ccvernment to block a plan to.
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commence food parecl shipsentsa te guba, on & fonsner elal basis,
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that would have required the ostablistuaent of scheduled weexly

charters flights. by Canadian olanas,

eT ear ern

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woe Control, of Moveront of Cy chon Pronaeenda

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Conte ral ‘Crv4 radlicene a fs SLOTIONT

4

Responding to the urging of the CIA Station police

of the State of.Guatabara seized largo quantities of propa-

4

fand 2D

roucht

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into Brazil by passengers on the special Cubena
'

flights. For example, some 50 pounds of printed propaganda

zas taken from the various passengers wao arrived on the 16

A
August Cubsna £lisht.
A a 7
3. fC £ Movement of Guorriliess and Armes

as Continued suxveillence of the area surrounding Cuba

éuring the month of July at the seme rate and with the same

emphasis as prior to 1 July 1963.

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b. Continued to maintain U.S. Forces, primarily from

within the Atlantic Command, available to assist other Caribbe

goverrme

receiva

location of the

rial wa

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nts in the interception of suspicious craft in

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Cers, as might be requested. No such requests were :

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d from any other government curing the period covered by

thic report.

However, U.S. Forces did keep track of thea

Soviet morchant froichter METCHURINSR, which —

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was sucpected of carrying subversives and arms from Cuba to
British Guiana in mid-July. MITCH ORIN sk was under U.S.
survexllance from its departure From Havana until United
. /
Kingdow forces assumed the task of koopi ing this ship under
surveillance upon its approsch to Ceorgetown, British Guiana.
‘Subsequently, British police search of MITCHURINSK in British
Guiana waters revealed nothing of a misptetous nature .
Central Intellicerce Avency

At the repeated urging of the CIA Station in Lima

new enti-

9

the Peruvian Government lat in August published
‘terrorists law providing a penalty of no less than five years
imprisonment for persons who particiate in guerrilla activities
OF in the illegal manufacture of weapons or explosives.

The Peruvian National Intelligence Service is working

‘on & lead furnti shed by the CiA Station in Lima concerning a

mt

ie

200 ton vessel reportedly involved if axtis traffic, .

Nevnarispant of Stata

‘Instructed: our Consulate Coneral in Geox cgetown to

investigate reports that commercial cargoes (which could conceal
illicit ames traffic out of Cuba) had developed between British

CuLana and Cuba. Investigations to date have been negative.

sro

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reporting 48 before: to U.S, TORENT S 9 orta antzats

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Monar ftrmont of Stare
Net amnineIOE State

Cooperated With the Poreton ASSeES Control Cifice of

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the Tepasury Dopartrent in Ceve loping blocking Contcois with
respect to Cuba Which want inte effeer on July 9, 1963,

5. Sirenethentad of founter.-+,

Devartmrant Of Rafe:

a. Continued the 2MSisl ction of nilica ary communicas

Fh

da ft
CLONS

acilities in Latin Ati

wh. Cperational Gates for the
multi-channel xvedio Stations rs be installed io Managua,

4

Nicerayua and Tegucigalpa, “Honduras heve Laan delayed to 15

Or new

October 1963 ang 15 December 1963, respectively because of
engincering and contractual Fequirenenta. Negotiations are
Continuing with Colombia and Ecuador for *nstallation of U.S.
military radio facilities, Completion of a naw commercial trang.
isthmian cable in the Panama Canal ZouG within the coming month
iS expected to improve military communica tions within the

United States and the Conmandex-in-chieg, U.S. Southern Command.

‘D. Continued the S6uUtveillance of Cuba by U.S, Forces,

ions end agenc ie

ao Bee) as
ante es

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Reports of curvwaillanca have been disseminated to all who have
a , . : ;
a requirement to know.

7 Ge stablished a 24. hour per day, 7 days per week duty
. . , “ ~ o. 7 .

wateh at the U.S. Military Groups in the Caribbean countries in
conjunetion with implementation of the military alerting system.

Continuad ¢ efforts to statf the Ue Be Southern Command Intelligence

Center with properly cleared, trainc ed persomel (this center is

“the militery focal point for relaying information concerning

~ the movement of subversives). Filled, partially, the authorized
billets in the U.S. Southern Coumand Intelligence Center an
took under consideration the problem of aa inereasa in the biliet

structure in the Center. The Comma xe fa-Chief, U.S. Southern

cer visited tlonduras

Bh
ry

Command togather with his intellicence off

“

and Nicaragua and determined that no significant problems existed

oe

which would interfere with effective operations in those

countries. a

4.

d. Action previously initLated by the Commander, U.&.
Naval Yorees, Southern Command (COMUSNAVSC) to establish a Small
Craft Inspection and Training Team (SCIATT) as a contzvibution to

the Caribbean Surveillance System is progressing satisfactorily.

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CCR

-L1-.
 Permonent assiomment of U.S. Coast Guard personnel to SCIATIT
in the Canal Zone has been apsroved and the U.S. Coast Guard
has t dken appropriate inplerenting actions. ‘+
e. . During the period of this < seport, the SCLATT con-
fucted an on~the=4ob training course at Puntarenas, Costa

Lea. Training was given to 13 members of the Guardia Civil

bs

of Cos ta Rica who were eit! her nowly acest gned to the 40 foot
Coast Guard ueility boats (CCGUBs}) ox ware to be assigned as
xeplacoment crew members.

£e 4A G quarterly inspection and evaluation ef the CGt=s
_proviced other Central American countries was conducted during
the period 17 to 31 August by a mobile training team (HTT)
made up of SCIATT personnel.

g, Continued efforts to improve the interna 1 security

of Latin American armies through tha provision of Intelligence

Latin countries, emphasizing counterintel Ligence and counter-
subversicn.
ch. During the reporting period NTTs conducted training

in counterinsurgency £or the rocd forces of Colombia, Bolivia,

Venezuela, Peru and El Salvadoc.

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i. Civie Action MTs wexre sent to Guatemala, Bolivia,

abt

Coloubia, EL Salvador, Jamaica and Ecuador.

nan Subversion

G. Efohanee of Tr

Centyval Intell icar

.

out Latin Aneriea continued in a

1

CIA Stations throush

great majority of countries so Lucien to the local internal

security orgenizetsens Wht me) they axa in liaison info

tien concerning travelers to and from Cuba, as well as such

4

information as came to CIA's attention concerming the movement

of funds, arms and propagan ida material. in meny instances, the.

furnishing o£ information to he intexsal security service by
the CIA Station was paralleled by the furnishing of similar

information to the foreign office by the Am assador or his
representative. The response to this information has varied

greatly. The Central American countr tes, in general, began to
a

pey attention to the information and Sehe | action on it. At the
during ¢the reporting pexicd

other extreme, the Brazilisn Covernment/chowed Little inclination

to ‘follow up on tha information.
Bevartnent of State

a. Reiterated to the Foreign Minister of Paru our

interest in having the facts of the Puerto Maldonado incident

ge
SECRET.

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- brought to the attention of the CAS, and ursed that this action

be tsken ag soon as possible.
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b. Urged the Government of Guatemala tu submit evidence |
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of echimunise activity to the oas: |
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7. Surveillance OF Cuban Rinlonuatie, Coon Peal and Cultural
4 eaten era . '

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Danartmant of Stata
2 pee ee pre rare Sen NR nae nr ae

Instructed Exbassy La Pas to follow up closely on

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sion in internal politics

charses of involvere ent of Cul:
of ; . ’

of Bolivia, and, at the tat ancy'u discretion, to point out to
Nclivien officials the oovorcunizy fox a possible break in
releticns with Cuba. Embassy ts Per was not able to press

+

for a break when the evidence of Goan intervention did not

prove £9 ‘be as conclusive as oeveteally reported.

8S. Other Sncecicl fattons
Meee bce ns Ser kons

a. Cbtained action be is on July 3 on the Lavaile

cociument to the governments

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and urging them to implement the speciite and generai xecom-

mendations contained therein as soon as possible.

ha Nicaracuon

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b. Theough Lnbassy benaged enformed t
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Government of the matters which we wanted: £9 have considere

fan

ace

during the informal meeting of the Kiniste ers of Security and

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Interior of the Isthmlan countries held in Managua, Aucust

26~23 in preparation for the second formal meeting of the .

Managua Security Conference countrics Later this year.

SECRET

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seorer
nase

Cc. Reassured President Jctitel of Nicaragua in the

most exphatic, terms that the Nuclear Test Ban Treaty did not

mean that our attitude toward Costro has altered in the
4
slicne test, and stres ssed our intorest in seeing steady progress
by all the Isthmian countrics in implementing the recommenda-
. f

tions of. the Managua ‘Security Coutes ence to block Cuban

ds; Explained in cetail thea nature of the Cuban threat
and the related policy cbjectiver of the U.S., during conversa.

tion in London and in Weshiarton with Me. Adem Watson, newly

ary

a. The Agency's press service uring the reporting

4

period transmitted 12 articles, comuentaries, and backgsrouncers

on its wireless file service to VoL A ‘posts throughout Latin ©
. -¢

émerica for placement im the local ‘néwSpapers and the Voice of

. én .
Ameriea Spanish broadcasts to Latin Amorica. carried a total of

a

a

26 ccumontaries and features on the subject of Cuban-based
subversion in addition to the regular reporting of developments

in the hourly newscasts. Be -

SEcene

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be In response to standing Agency instructions to give
special attention to developments related to Cuba-based
subversion, USIS posts in Latin America wore prompt in reporting
4 _

incidents and ia providing editcrial comments from the Latin

.

American press, all of which was used in the Agency's radio and
. a. oO f

ia the Agency's redio and

bes

The main developments treated

press coverage included Castro's July 26 speech urging revolu-

tions in Latin America, the discovery o£ terrorist weapons

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factories in Guayacuil, the Ecuaderean Vice President's accusion

mi

for terrorism, the statement by State

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of Guban respon
Department Press Officer Richard Ynillips that "potential
subversive asents" from Cuba to the Caribbean area were passing

throuzh Cran Cayman, the cxpulision of a Bolivian youth leacer
for, receiving funds from Cuba, Castro-trained terrorists in
and ‘
Honduras ,/Polivlan protests against-meddling by the Cuban Exssassy
; a. . . ; ;
in the miner's strike. A Voice of America roving reporter in

Latin America proviéed several reports piesungea on the
subversion picture in countrics he visited.
ce In support of the Agency's effort on Cuban-based

subversion, the publications caater in Mexico began work on

. ‘ nye
SECREY
to. nokneananies

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of political prisoner

three pamphlets during the parfod based on Castro's report of

rw

.
his visit to the Soviet Union (showing that he contradicted

himsqif in some of his extravagant claims of: Soviet progress),
y ;
the losses culifered by Guban labor 1 under Castro, and the fate

in Cuba. When completed, these pamphlets

£4)

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. wlil be sepro duced and distributed in quantity throughout the
area. ;
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